"She's in the dressing room. Do you want to be alone with her? Mari's a good reader." Jeb added.
Yes please.
Walking in, a little girl with curly black hair and brown eyes sat in a corner.
"They want you to find out why I won't act with those girls huh?" She whispered. Smart girl. I merely sat there.
A long silence went on. "They all act like her." Mari whispered.
'Her?'
"You can't talk?" She asked.
'No an evil witch look my voice so I need to find a way to get it back!' Thank you Max!
"Do you have to help sad people so it will come back?" She asked.
'Yup. Mari, you're the last person I need to help.'
"Really? Then I'll tell you everything. You should get your voice back soon." She said, a bit excited. Such a kind girl. I really, do hope I don't disappoint her. As Mari began her sad story, something slowly changed me.
Mari's Story
My Mommy went to Heaven last year and Daddy said she's going to be there a long time. Everytime I ask anything he gets really sad. And lately he keeps bringing those girls over. They always act mean when he's not there, they're rude. I try telling Daddy, but then they tell Daddy I'm lying. He would get really mad and send me to my room. But I really wasn't lying. And every time I try to tell him, he gets really angry. But it's not my fault! Is it?
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Silent Love
Teen FictionAngel Woods is a mute girl. She wasn't born that way. When she was three, the girl witnessed her mother commit suicide. Having slashed her own wrist, her mother had told Angel to stay quiet. Continuing to say so until her death. It was Angel’s...
